I don't use the lathe much, so when I need to re-acquaint myself I start with mallets and finials. Helps me shake out the cobwebs before turning project pieces. #woodworking

I batched out a couple of holiday projects and moved them off my bench today. #woodworking

Laundry rack in white oak with walnut splines. Freestanding A-frame that expands to lean against a wall for longer items. Rubber feet to keep it from sliding when loaded up. Credit to Danish architect Rikke Frost for her design of the Dryp in 2014. #woodworking

By chance, a stop in Copenhagen this spring overlapped with #3daysofdesign. Beyond the makers I met and furniture I saw in showrooms across the city, what most impressed me was the chair tunnel at Designmuseum Danmark. This is the frame I built for my souvenir. #woodworking

Case for Pokémon cards. Much easier to contain than 15 pounds of Legos. #woodworking

Maloof-inspired chair for my son's desk. Very humbling project from start to finish. #woodworking

Prototyping a new project for a beginner class i'm teaching. #woodworking

Crest rail and back slats are in position. #woodworking

Power carving on the seat is complete. The Kutzall shaping disc is so much fun to use! (With apologies to my back yard neighbors for the dust and noise.) #woodworking

First dry clamp on new chair. Leg-to-seat joints close nicely; now time for some serious shaping. #woodworking

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Compound angle dovetails. An exercise in humility. #woodworking

Las ganas que tengo de leer este por Natalia Junquera -- que llegue ya mi copia...

New piece fresh off the bench and ready for delivery. #woodworking

Dipping my little toe back into this microblogging thing.